ubuntu 16.04 shows red exclamation mark on printer
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I am not able to print anything from ubuntu 16.04 machine. It is showing red exclamation mark as shown in the image. Machine is connected with printer via LAN.
When I click on add (+) button then my printer does not show in network printer option. See image.
Please suggest some workaround.
16.04 printing
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I am not able to print anything from ubuntu 16.04 machine. It is showing red exclamation mark as shown in the image. Machine is connected with printer via LAN.
When I click on add (+) button then my printer does not show in network printer option. See image.
Please suggest some workaround.
16.04 printing
asked Feb 16 at 3:39
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It looks like your printer driver is trying to connect to the printer via localhost. How is this printer connected? Is it via USB/WiFi/LAN cable? Please edit your question and provide the new information up there.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 3:54
If this is a network printer, connected either by WiFi or Ethernet, make sure the computer and the printer are both on the same network. See askubuntu.com/questions/513713/… for how to setup a network printer.
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Feb 16 at 4:05
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I am not able to print anything from ubuntu 16.04 machine. It is showing red exclamation mark as shown in the image. Machine is connected with printer via LAN.
When I click on add (+) button then my printer does not show in network printer option. See image.
Please suggest some workaround.
16.04 printing
asked Feb 16 at 3:39
Avi
1681210
I am not able to print anything from ubuntu 16.04 machine. It is showing red exclamation mark as shown in the image. Machine is connected with printer via LAN.
When I click on add (+) button then my printer does not show in network printer option. See image.
Please suggest some workaround.
16.04 printing
16.04 printing
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asked Feb 16 at 3:39
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asked Feb 16 at 3:39
Avi
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asked Feb 16 at 3:39
Avi
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It looks like your printer driver is trying to connect to the printer via localhost. How is this printer connected? Is it via USB/WiFi/LAN cable? Please edit your question and provide the new information up there.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 3:54
If this is a network printer, connected either by WiFi or Ethernet, make sure the computer and the printer are both on the same network. See askubuntu.com/questions/513713/… for how to setup a network printer.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 4:05
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It looks like your printer driver is trying to connect to the printer via localhost. How is this printer connected? Is it via USB/WiFi/LAN cable? Please edit your question and provide the new information up there.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 3:54
If this is a network printer, connected either by WiFi or Ethernet, make sure the computer and the printer are both on the same network. See askubuntu.com/questions/513713/… for how to setup a network printer.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 4:05
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It looks like your printer driver is trying to connect to the printer via localhost. How is this printer connected? Is it via USB/WiFi/LAN cable? Please edit your question and provide the new information up there.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 3:54
It looks like your printer driver is trying to connect to the printer via localhost. How is this printer connected? Is it via USB/WiFi/LAN cable? Please edit your question and provide the new information up there.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 3:54
If this is a network printer, connected either by WiFi or Ethernet, make sure the computer and the printer are both on the same network. See askubuntu.com/questions/513713/… for how to setup a network printer.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 4:05
If this is a network printer, connected either by WiFi or Ethernet, make sure the computer and the printer are both on the same network. See askubuntu.com/questions/513713/… for how to setup a network printer.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 4:05
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It looks like your printer driver is trying to connect to the printer via localhost. How is this printer connected? Is it via USB/WiFi/LAN cable? Please edit your question and provide the new information up there.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 3:54
If this is a network printer, connected either by WiFi or Ethernet, make sure the computer and the printer are both on the same network. See askubuntu.com/questions/513713/… for how to setup a network printer.
– user68186
Feb 16 at 4:05